On Monday, Israeli forces demolished two Palestinian-owned homes in the central West Bank governorate of Ramallah, and another home in the southern West Bank governorate of Hebron.
Occupation forces demolished a house, two barracks, and a carpentry workshop in the town of Beit Liqya, west of Ramallah.
Media sources reported that Israeli forces, accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the “Mathalath Al-Baladi” area in Beit Liqya town on Monday morning.
Bulldozers demolished the 170-square-meter house belonging to the citizen Ayed Fouad Bader, under the pretext of building without a permit.
The heavy machinery also knocked down a carpentry workshop owned by the citizen Munir Suleiman Assem, in addition to demolishing two barracks belonging to Munir Assi and Najeh Bakr Assi.
Occupation forces also demolished the home of the citizen Muhammad Rayyan in the nearby village of Beit Nuba.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces demolished a Palestinian citizen’s home on Monday morning, in the town of Beit Awwa, west of Hebron in the southern occupied West Bank.
Youssef Al-Suwaiti, the deputy mayor of Beit Awwa, told the WAFA News Agency that Israeli forces stormed the “Jabal Malouh” area of Beit Awwa town, accompanied by heavy machinery, and sealed off the area.
Occupation forces proceeded to demolish the home and the shed of the citizen Ahmad Yasser Malouh Al-Masalmeh, which measured an area of 160 square meters, provided shelter for ten people.
